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"Taschentuch" Bordüre Nr. 14

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Title

"Taschentuch" Bordüre Nr. 14 (original-language title)

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Production

production: Wiener Werkstätte
design: Maria Weißenberg, Vienna, 1921

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height: 4 cm
width: 20.2 cm

Inventory number

KI 13207-10

Acquisition

donation , 1955

Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

Inscriptions

design number: 8416
signature: Rückseite: Weißenberg
text on object: Taschentuch/Nr. 14/Wien am 2.III.1921verso: WeissenbergStempel/abzulegen: Stick/weiss

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